Unibroue La Fin Du Monde

Brewed by Unibroue (Sapporo)
Style: Abbey Tripel
Chambly, Canada

Pours hazy orange under a thin white head. Aroma is yeasty and sweet, with alcohol present. Flavors are sweet on the front, with moderate alcohol, finish is slightly bitter, with herbal notes. Some woody notes from the subdued hops, but mostly the yeast takes center stage, bringing out the flavors of this malty beer. Mouthfeel is thicker than expected, with just about the right amount of carbonation (Unibroue sometimes seems over carbonated to me).

aparência inicial média e espumosa. A espuma é branca, de longevidade duradoura e há moderada formação de colarinho. Seu corpo é claro e de coloração dourada. O aroma é muito interessante; em minha opinião, a melhor característica dessa Tripel. Emanam ao olfato notas de abacaxi, flores e vinho branco - combinação esta dificilmente encontrada. Levemente amargo e ácido: assim é o sabor inicial. O final, de média duração, apresenta apenas leve amargor. Como componentes do paladar, corpo médio, textura seca, carbonatação viva e final moderadamente alcoólico (proveniente de um teor alcoólico de 9%, que se nota presente durante todo o gole, não apenas no final) encerram as características dessa saborosa cerveja

A lovely head over a hazed golden color pour. Big blast of spice and bread in the aroma. Cloves and coriander dominate the nice mouth filling start. Bread with hops are the underlying tones. Nice representation of the style; though, a bit toward the high spiced end. Nice job.

The right appearance for this nice tripel, with lot of peppery and clove notes, a good malt backbone and certain fruitiness, not exactly in style but pleasant. A dry bitter end ends it all.

Pours hazy golden yellow with a thick white head that held on, eventually leaving a solid cover and excellent lacing. Strong, complex aromas of sugary ripe fruit - peaches and pears come to mind. Also some alcoholic esters and yeast are evident. Fantastic taste of peppery clove and other spices, aforementioned fruits, and sweet malts on the finish. Slight hops bitterness brings it all together in the end. Medium to full bodied, very nice caqrbonation, soft pillowy mouthfeel, and the alcohol is exceptionally warming. This is terrific.

750ml bottle. NIce white head- not rocky but firm and lacing stays on glass nicely. Nicely carbonated, lots of bubbles, straw coloring. Mild and pleasing aroma, spicy with some mile hoppyness. NIce taste with a mild bite of bitterness. A nice beer for the price.

cloudy and light colour with a big head. Complex fruity and bready flavours. Interesting aftertaste, almost tasted like baked beans, in the best possible way. A very good beer.

Another exquisite brew from these guys, I have enjoyed all of these so far... I also get the TJ versions too... starts with a sizable head that settles to a 3/4 finger head/lacing with fine champagne like effers, very nice aromas of candied dried apricots, citrus zest, baking spices and some bready yeast, almost white ale like but with heavier malting and fruitiness... this may not be the traditional triple but go for it anyways, it won’t dissappoint... flavors are a complex balanced creamy blend of apricots, peaches, citrusy zest some ginger and nutmeg like spices... the fruits expell themselves on the light creamy finish... I like this one a lot.